Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 7, 1926 · page 8

 

‘eet Solomon ~-—Bill KeOugh Benefit

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milieu—some roman corn.

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[N THE HARTFORD ARMORY

L._.._'_._.._..._..__——-
April 26 Is the Date -- George Mulligan Will
Stage Scrap—Sammy Vogei 0n the Same

Bill.

Copter Junior High (Second Team

 

AMATEUR BOUTS 'IN THE
locn ARMORY NEXT MONTH

Frankie Fay and Associates Will Stage Card for
Benefit of Popular Norwalk Man J Davis
and Bryan In Final.

 

‘ V Jack Delaney has been matched

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to fight King Solomon in the Hert-
ford ANDOI'Y. on April 28. The
match was made on Mondey and
Jack attended the Bcrlenbach-Neu-
men bout in that city in the evening.

Jack set at the ringside Just back
of the press row. he was the sum.
.0! Matchmaker George F. Mulligan
or the Connecticut. A. C.

The Bridgeport boy made an un-
obtrusive entrance. but word that he
was in the crowd soon spread and
there was a business of crantng or
neck as tans who had never seen
Jack in the ring or out of it. bont

 

 

weight champion was introduced
and as the little fellow bowed in ac-
knowledsment ot the applause the

gallery out up u. mighty cell for Lice . ;

laney.

Jack stepped into the ring and
Announcer Jack Btai‘tord halll'hocd
the {not that Delaney will fight King
Solomon at tho armory Monday evo-
ning. April 26. in a star bout of the
Connecticut A. C.'s next show.

The rest of the card has not been
made up. but Sammy Vogel who is
now in Jack Delaney's stable. will he
one oi the boys on the lower hair or
the show.

Delaney line not fought. in Con-
necticut since his spectacular rise to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

belt to right. Principal Walter 0. Ross. Coach Albert Mthlrrar. Jami-s "Int-r.
unilwits, Earl amt. Stanley Rowe. James Conroy, and Bernard Barrie.

scored 358 points to 188 made bl!
their opponents. The Standard Trade
school Juniors and the After Division

The Center Junior High school
Seconds won nine out o! 11 names
played during the past season. They

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Cyril Flu-ding, Stephen Sceliou. Melvin Riley, ~Kcnneih

of tho Siumtord High ibitool mo

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the locals. The Center Secondh dr -

 

ieatcd the Naval Reserve Juniors.
All Stars. Deidottc Seconds. Roger
Ludlow two times Y. M. C A. Ju-
nior Reserve lnlporisls.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An amateur show will be singed
in tho armory on Tuesday evening.
Lilly 4. the proCeeds or which will go
to l.‘-ill lx'eough. a popular Norwaili
nlflll, who is ill. lieough is Well
known und has a. host or l'rhuds.
He worked in Tripp‘s Lunch room
(or a number or years.

This show will be staged by
Frankie Fay. Roy Loveridgu nnd
Captain bockhsrt. The affair was
suggested by Fey. Fay announced
his retirement from the ring game
some time also. but he has been
asked by many business men to run
another amateur night. My the
listed the aid of his tic-“others.

in ill 15:. 1milinl< Hath PLUM and
Bryan are nllxtius in tight and arr

more illiil: “1111...: to in: (ill lilu hilly
-i curd linw- ‘i is in in: it L“.lt-'i.l ni-
tuil' 'l'h- r. llliit'l‘ \-.ill l'l‘ , in: .. grill!
lintt‘lt.

I'Llnx for ihw :how h'n't: not born
completed, hut it is llltnty lh.ti thirt-
will he ut in net 1; boxing bouts anti
prolmltly .‘illilllltl‘ \irnritm". 4".‘(llllll-
lion. l‘runktv My 1;. planning om
or mo nlhc-r ll-Iillll‘S“ for this cum.

Push-rs will iv, put up in :t 1m-
liars and tiu:l-.ct.-. un noun h... (lie-
ll’lbllli‘d. .\ large :‘ll‘ of tickets. lr"
expltoiotl ivr thin (their :is no am

will l'i'luuu to h-lp a fund tor Bill

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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forward to also him up. °
Delaney’s pulollritude is an even the heights and there is keen intcr- ' Loveridgc and Lockheri, with the Ker-ugh.
match for his much-vaunted talent: est in his appearance here. ; 3 result that tho show will be held on Frank... 1 ‘.y w.“ Nude ms nine.
he is handsome in the fullest mean- His popularity was liteflted ‘0 last I May 4. 1m: l . on i! la (‘tll'il .tnll ihv 01h..-
ing or that much-abused term and night, when the crowd gave him a in the main bout 0! the eVi-lllili'. 1.... -. u l ,.;.....; a“... W ”W”
1. looks less like a protcesional boxer real ovation. Jack displayed a line ‘ Ray Davis. of tin: \Vefiinort Y. -\1- WI .\ - I.l"mn "rum.- will 1..
than anyone now gathering the him of gleaming teeth as he smiled his C. _\. team will hook up with Gunt- 1.21! mu) um'm nt mm-
d . “vest within the squared circle. thanks for the reception. . l Bryan. colored. 0! Norwalk. This (.1 11.. .n r”; .mv pronto 1m, {x_
Attired in a suit or collegiate out. On his way out of the ring. he ' l bout. has been hanging tire for some pm. .| in» my in .,,....,_..0ard,.. my"
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Tommy Freeman. Cleveland we 9.
technical knockout over 8h
Celiah. sensational Chicago welter-
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last night.

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HARTFORD. Anni iF-West
Herttord in the annual election M
tog-day voted to permit protessionel
Sunday baseball and elected mem-
bers ot the town council. The vote
on the Sunday baseball referendum
was 880 to 78.5. -

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MONTREAL. WINS CUP
" MONTREAL. April 'l.—~.‘llo Hull.

 

 

 

 

 

hockey championship. will remain
in Montreal for at least one year.
by reason or the fiction of the Ilen-
treai Marcelle. Na one! Booker
be e champions. e Vic.
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